The Tynor Compression Stocking Below Knee Classic (I-16) is a knee-high graduated compression stocking designed to provide uniform compression that reduces gradually from the ankle up to below the knee, to help support the legs and assist in managing swelling and tired, aching legs. Made from a soft, durable nylon-and-spandex knit with a tapered shape, four-way stretch, a closed heel and an open toe, it is designed to be comfortable for daily wear and easy to put on and care for. Available in sizes S to XXL. Supplied by Australian Healthcare Supplies, a registered NDIS provider based in Perth, Western Australia. Features Graduated compression — Uniform reduction of compression from the ankle upward, designed to help support venous return. Higher spandex content — Designed to deliver consistent, effective compression along the length of the stocking. Tapered shape — Shaped to the leg for a snug fit and uniform compression. High-denier yarns — Strong and durable knit with a long functional life and excellent colour fastness. Four-way-stretch knit — Freely breathable, with stretch in all directions for a close, comfortable fit. Closed heel & open toe — Designed to provide comfort at the heel, reduce wear and tear, and make the stocking easier to put on. Dermophilic knit — Skin-friendly yarn designed for comfortable extended wear. Intended Use The Tynor Compression Stocking Below Knee is designed to help provide graduated compression and venous support to the legs, under the direction of a qualified healthcare professional. May assist in managing discomfort associated with the following conditions: Tired, aching or fatigued legs Mild ankle and foot swelling (oedema) Chronic peripheral venous insufficiency Varicose veins Spider veins (mild varicosities) Support during long periods of sitting or standing, including long-haul travel ⓘ Important: Choose the correct size by measuring as shown in the size chart — a correct fit is essential for consistent, comfortable graduated compression. If you have diabetes, circulation problems, reduced skin sensation or any vascular condition, check with your doctor before use. Use under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional, who can confirm the correct compression level, size and wear time (including whether to wear it while sleeping) for your needs. How to Use Put the stocking on first thing in the morning, when swelling is lowest. Turn the stocking inside out down to the heel, then ease the foot in and pull up to the ankle. Unroll the stocking up the leg to just below the knee. Smooth out any wrinkles from the bottom upward for even compression. Tip: let leg lotion dry before putting the stocking on; a little powder or rubber dishwashing gloves can help it slide on and sit smoothly. What's in the Box Tynor Compression Stocking Below Knee Classic (I-16) — pair User instruction manual Product Care Hand wash with mild detergent in water below 30°C; do not wring Dry flat in the shade Do not dry-clean, iron or bleach If you use leg lotion, let it dry before putting the stocking on Important Cautions Use under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional Compression stockings should not be worn by people with advanced peripheral obstructive arterial disease, congestive heart failure, septic phlebitis, oozing dermatitis or advanced peripheral neuropathy A correct size and fit are essential; measure as shown in the size chart If you have diabetes, circulation problems, reduced skin sensation or a vascular condition, check with your doctor before use Discontinue use and seek medical advice if you experience numbness, tingling, skin discolouration, increased swelling, or if discomfort or symptoms persist or worsen Misuse or improper fitting may reduce the level of compression provided or cause adverse effects Follow the instructions provided on the box Keep out of reach of children Please check with your doctor, physiotherapist, or healthcare professional to confirm this product is suitable for your condition and correct sizing. Common Questions What is graduated compression?Compression that is strongest at the ankle and reduces gradually up the leg, designed to help support venous return and assist in managing swelling. How long should I wear it?Follow your healthcare professional's advice on wear time, including whether to wear it while sleeping. When should I put it on?First thing in the morning, when leg swelling is at its lowest. How do I choose the right size?Measure your leg as shown in the size chart (S–XXL) and check with your healthcare professional, especially if between sizes. Regulatory & Supply Details Product Code: I 16Sizes Available: S, M, L, XL, XXLLength: Below knee (knee-high)Compression: Graduated — strongest at the ankle, reducing uniformly up the legDevice Classification: Class I Medical DeviceCertifications: ISO 9001 · ISO 13485 · ISO 45001 · US FDA Registered · CE Marked · W.H.O. GMPMaterials: Nylon (Polyamide), Spandex (Elastane)Manufacturer: Tynor Orthotics Pvt. Ltd.EC Representative: Sermed b.v., The NetherlandsAustralian Supplier: Australian Healthcare Supplies, Perth WA — registered NDIS providerBulk orders: Contact us for wholesale pricing Download Product Manual
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